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How money beliefs may sabotage your social impact career (and how to fix it)

Your money beliefs can shape your career choices, especially in social impact work. This blog explores four core money scripts and how they may unconsciously hold you back from pursuing fulfilling work. Understanding and rewriting these beliefs allows you to develop a healthier relationship with money and make career decisions aligned with your values - yes even in social impact!

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You’re more than your job: How to separate your identity from your social impact work.

Our work often defines us—but should it? If you've ever felt like your self-worth is tied to your job title in social impact, you're not alone. In this blog, I explore why social impact professionals struggle with work enmeshment, the signs to watch for, and the consequences of over-identifying with work. More importantly, I share five actionable steps to reclaim your identity beyond your career.

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Curated resource list for social impact professionals affected by the USAID funding freeze

Given the USAID funding freeze, which has led to significant disruptions in global humanitarian efforts and mass layoffs among development professionals, here is a master list of resources tailored for social impact professionals affected by these changes. Explore career transition support, job lists and networking avenues to navigate this challenging period.

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How to discover your values and avoid living by adopted values in your social impact career.

Have you ever felt unfulfilled in your social impact career, even when working toward a good cause?
You’re not alone. One reason this happens is that you might be living by adopted values — values that were handed to you by society, family, or the organization you work for.
But when you discover and act according to your core values, you experience more fulfillment, purpose, and authenticity in your career.

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